Vicars v. Sayler

The appellee, Salyer, was a purchaser of land whilst a suit was pending to set aside a conveyance thereof (upon the ground that it was made to hinder and defraud the creditors of the grantor) and to subject the land to the payment of certain debts due from the grantor. Such proceedings were had in the cause as resulted in a sale of the land. The trial court held that the rights of the pendente lite purchaser were superior to those of the purchaser at the judicial sale. From that decree this appeal was taken.

The contention of the appellant is that the suit to subject the land was properly…